Drie schapen 1657
marcusdebye
rijksmuseum
print, etching
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animal
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dutch-golden-age
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etching
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landscape
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realism
"Drie schapen" ("Three Sheep") is an etching by Marcus de Bye, created in 1657. The small-scale work, measuring just 105 mm by 110 mm, depicts three sheep in a simple, pastoral landscape. The sheep are rendered with meticulous detail, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing their fluffy wool and realistic forms. De Bye, known for his animal studies and landscapes, expertly portrays the peaceful atmosphere of a rural setting through this intimate, detailed composition. The etching is now part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam.
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